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1.2.4. Working with Different Voltage Levels
If the devices do not meet this criteria, you must add additional circuitry, such as a level-shifter, to adjust the voltage levels. For example, when a 5.0-V device drives a 2.5-V device, you must adjust the 5.0-V output voltage of the device to meet the 2.5-V input voltage specification of the subsequent device.
Because all devices in a JTAG chain are tied together, you must also ensure that the TDO output of the first device meets the TDI input voltage specification of the subsequent device to program a chain of devices successfully
All Altera ISP-capable devices include a MultiVolt I/O feature, which allows these devices to interface with systems that have different supply voltages. You can set all MultiVolt devices for 3.3-V, 2.5-V, 1.8-V, or 1.5-V I/O operation. The JTAG pins of MultiVolt devices support these voltage levels.